Cártama town hall continues renovation of its historical heritage

The works will consist of the replacement of all infrastructure, including the sewer network and water pipes and the installation of a new energy-efficient lighting system.

In order to facilitate pedestrian access, the project will include the complete renovation of the pavement, which will be replaced with decorative non-slip granite tiles.

Urban furniture will also be installed, along with green spaces that require minimal maintenance, in order to make the area more attractive for tourists.

The three streets are located in the area classified as the archaeological site 2 of the Roman city of Cártama, so several surveys were carried out in order to catalogue and protect the remains found in the area, which included a Roman mosaic floor, which was discovered in Calle Fiejoo.

The project is part of the plan carried out by the council to enhance the value of the historic centre of the town by renovating the most emblematic streets and preserving its historical heritage.